MIF 2017 - Fatherland, Reviewed
Lucy Tomlinson on a cleverly staged but overloaded study of fatherhood
Lucy Tomlinson on a cleverly staged but overloaded study of fatherhood
Contact Theatre has announced a very unusual show for the launch of its autumn season
If this is the end of the world, where's the peril? - David Blake
From MIF to Bluedot, Pretty Muddy to the Colour Run, this month is looking like...
From Funny Girl to Sister Act, Cotton Panic to Derren Brown, here's our pick of...
Vicky Smith turns secret agent for this immersive production, which questions the morality of state-sanctioned...
From free events to joining a catwalk and soaking up the atmosphere in Festival Square...
Joan Davies is open to persuasion on this modern take of the 200-year-old Jane Austen...
Joan Davies finds this exceptional one-woman show a touching representation of us all
Joan Davies discovers a medley of writing talent in this theatrical bargain beneath the arches
The restaurant will stage an ‘immersive dining experience’ this weekend, in collaboration with dramaturg Mary...
The international fest of new theatre is back, with everything from blind cinema to Nazi...
From The Crucible to Hysteria and Operation Black Antler, here's our pick of Manchester's best...
Vicky Smith enjoys the craic and discovers the Gino D’Acampo of the dance world
While the music excels, Vicky Smith finds something lacking in this West End hit
Energise Festival will see a day of music, talks, workshops, poetry, theatre and film in...
Confidential sees the show – and gets blown away
Alun Richards is beguiled by a lavish adaptation of Paul Auster’s deconstructed crime novel.
